I need to find all short PHP tags.
The regex for it <\?(?!php) but I can not use it in vim.
How to “convert” it to vim?
I need to find all short PHP tags. The regex for it <\?(?!php) but
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I need to find all short PHP tags.
The regex for it <\?(?!php) but I can not use it in vim.
How to “convert” it to vim?
The best way to find short-tags in vim is to find all occurrences of
<?not followed by ap:The reason your regex is failing in vim is because
/?finds literal question marks, while\?is a quantifier;/<\?in vim will attempt to find 0 or 1 less-than signs. This is backwards from what you might expect in most regular expression engines.If you want to match short tags that are immediately followed by a new line, you cannot use
[^p], which requires there to be something there to match which isn’t ap. In this case, you can match “not p or end-of-line” with